Dependence of society and the economy on pollinators

This program targets a wide array of stakeholders across Europe and its overseas territories, focusing on collaborative research to better understand and integrate pollinator conservation into society and the economy. The primary objective is to contribute to biodiversity recovery and sustainable development in line with key European initiatives.

This program supports research and innovation actions focused on understanding the ecological roles of pollinators and developing tools to mitigate the impacts of their decline. Projects will delve into various aspects of animal pollination and its socio-economic implications across critical sectors.

This initiative provides significant financial support through grants to foster research and innovation in pollinator conservation. The allocated budget is substantial, enabling comprehensive projects focused on critical ecological and economic aspects.

Applicants and beneficiaries must adhere to specific conditions and requirements concerning proposals, collaboration, and various operational aspects. These ensure fair procedures, effective project implementation, and compliance with EU regulations.

The application process for this call was a single-stage submission, followed by a remote evaluation by independent experts. The process emphasizes fairness and compliance with EU rules.

This section outlines the foundational legal and official documents that authorize, establish, and govern the funding program, ensuring its legitimacy and adherence to overarching regulations.